- Historian David Ross visits the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, with what to see and visiting information. We love London Heritage!
- Discover everything you need to know about National Maritime Museum, London including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- In terms of views, it blows a lot of other museum restaurants out of the water… NOTE: The National Maritime Museum is open every day, 10am-5pm.
- As well as the galleries the national maritime museum also has some places to enjoy some retail therapy and rest those aching feet.
- The museum has been in existence since 1934. A special act was passed for the creation of the National Maritime Museum: the National Maritime Act of 1934.
- The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London was created under the National Maritime Act of 1934 and was opened by George VI in 1937.
- The museum is family orientated, but still interesting enough for adults. 02 National Maritime Museum Prince Frederick’s Barge was built in 1730s.
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- Purcell worked with the National Maritime Museum’s team to renovate and restructure outdated spaces in the Grade I listed building.
- The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is a brilliant place to go with younger kids, but make sure to book the Ahoy gallery beforehand to avoid disappointment.